First step is first, now that they got their foot in the door whats next,
book burnings and people wearing stars?

On 19 December 2014 at 23:53, caedes <caedes@???> wrote:

> More links with news about this:
>
>
> http://www.naiz.eus/eu/actualidad/noticia/20141218/la-an-envia-a-prision-a-siete-de-los-detenidos-en-la-operacion-pandora-y-les-acusa-de-ataques-que-no-menciona
>
> http://www.elperiodico.com/es/noticias/sociedad/prision-para-los-detenidos-operacion-pandora-3784221
>
> http://www.eldiario.es/politica/Prision-detenidos-Pandora-atentados-artefactos_0_336317428.html
> http://www.nodo50.org/cna/?p=3252
>
> http://politica.elpais.com/politica/2014/12/18/actualidad/1418928458_391774.html
>
> http://es.contrainfo.espiv.net/2014/12/19/estado-espanol-acerca-de-la-operacion-pandora/
>
> http://arainfo.org/2014/12/el-juez-gomez-bermudez-envia-a-prision-a-siete-de-las-personas-detenidas-en-catalunya-en-la-operacion-pandora/
>
> The book they are "accused" of reading is called "Contra la Democracia"
> (against democracy):
> http://gci-icg.org/books/Promo_ContraLaDemocracia.pdf
> (that's just a promo)
>
> Haven't seen any reasoning as to why Kasa de la Muntanya was raided
> since no arrests where done there... (stronger support for opportunity
> raid theory)
>
> Regarding the people sent to jail... evidence seems to be mostly missing
> and yes they are talking about they where using riseup, or having copies
> of that book. One of the sources says one of them was found street
> fighting gear, knives and golf balls (el pais). Strangely El Pais seems
> to provide much more information than other papers but they're still not
> providing much more than narrative... for those not in the knows most of
> the sources up there are counterinfo but some are more "mainstream"
> specially El Pais (used to be serious, but nowadays mostly government
> voice) and elperiodico (i believe this is more serious).
>
> Also, some of the sources mention this comes from some other raid from
> time ago on two people that where accused of planting a bomb in
> Zaragoza. Now they have used whatever they got then to lead on choosing
> a few more targets, going for these 11 citizens, kasa de la muntanya and
> other anarchist social centers. To me it looks like the "authorities"
> are just looking for more deniable leads to follow for more attacks.
>
> Also funny coincidences, on the same day the former president of
> Catalunya (Jordi Pujol) was officially accussed of corruption (too much
> money in Andorra), and also the Catalonian National Audience was set on
> fire (that points to proof destruction).
>
> Kisses!
>
>
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